Mick taylor

Here's another burst that belonged to the Rolling Stones and was used extensively during their 1972(3) tour! It was also used for recording some guitar...

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Mick Taylor playing with John Mayalls Bluesbreakers 1968

Mick Taylor - Maddox St; 1969 (Alan Messer)

Guitarist Mick Taylor of the rock and roll band the Rolling Stones poses for a portraits, c. 1970 (C) Michael Ochs Archives

Mick Taylor , 1970 photo by Wolfgang Heilemann

Mick Taylor

Mick Taylor, arguably the best lead guitarist for The Rolling Stones, played the long jam on "Can You Hear Me Knockin".

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Mick Taylor - Hyde Park

The Rolling Stones embarked on their 1972 American tour to support the release of Exile on Main Street– which in and of itself was a push into new territory for the band, both musically and commercially. What followed rewrote the game for The Stones and the music industry, and basically set the stage for a decade of big, balls-out tours that went from being simple promotional vehicles the pop culture events. Nothing like this had been done in Rock ‘n’ Roll prior and all subsequent tours…